Tel Aviv’s ‘Red Line’ Set to Begin Light Rail Service Next Month

The line, to run from Petach Tikvah to southern Bat Yam, will feature 34 stations along its route, with 12 kilometers to operate underground from the Geha Junction to north of Yafo.

Hezbollah Threatens Karish Gas Field

Lapid promised that his maritime deal with Lebanon would boost Israel's security.

Anarchists Ensure Moody’s Forecast on Israel’s Economy Drops from ‘Positive’ to ‘Stable’

“By their very nature, intense political disputes lead to protest and can create temporary uncertainty . . . There will be no damage to Israeli democracy and the Israeli economy."

J’accuse: General Brik Names Those Responsible for the IDF’s Perilous Vulnerabilities

Ministers and MKs are ignorant of the real state of the military and are often fed fictitious presentations by the High Command.

Israel Restricts Civilian Flights in the North and South in Preparation for Escalation

Senior Hamas officials have greatly reduced their movements and public appearances.

Tel Aviv Deputy Mayor Slams Musical Hallel in Dizengoff Square, Demands Fines and Prosecution

The deputy mayor may not know there are 600 synagogues in Tel Aviv, and religious people too.

Israeli Police Thwart Jerusalem Terrorist Attack During Passover

The suspect, a cook, planned a stabbing using a knife from his place of work, investigators say.

IDF Detains Infiltrator from Lebanon

The unarmed suspect was taken for questioning amid tensions in the north.

Senior Israeli Military Officer Reprimanded for Unauthorized Meeting with Itamar Ben-Gvir

Col. Avinoam Emunah met with Ben-Gvir to discuss the possibility of an appointment as commander of the new National Guard.

JNF-KKL Volunteers Renovate Homes of Holocaust Survivors in Gaza Envelope

After each day’s work, the volunteers sat down for conversations with the Holocaust survivors who shared their stories.

Budget Bill to Surpass Judicial Reform in Knesset Summer Session

Violence and anarchy have won the day, at least for the time being.

General Brik: The IDF Not Ready for All-Out War

“Even if the Air Force hits the bank of targets in Lebanon we know of, it would be a drop in the ocean."

Siblings Killed in Flash Flood in Southern Israel

His daughter “managed to send us their location at the last minute, but then the connection was lost.”

Israel Closes Temple Mount to Jews Until End of Ramadan

The 10-day closure to Jews, which follows a years-long Israeli policy, came after multiple security assessments on the matter.

Livestream: Funeral of Lucy Dee H’YD

The livestream of the funeral of Lucy Dee begins at 2PM Israel time.

Lucy Dee’s Organs Donated and Saves 5 People

Five Israelis have already received organs donated from Lucy (Leah) Dee, who died on Monday of injuries from an Arab terror attack.

Israeli Security Busts Jenin Terror Cell Planning Imminent Attack

Israeli forces fired at armed terrorists who shot and threw an explosive device at them.

Netanyahu Reinstates DM Gallant amid Revelations Hezbollah Is Arming Hamas in South Lebanon

In return for overhauling his coalition government, Netanyahu would be invited to the White House.

Yad Vashem Boycotts Revisionist Museums that Deny Poland’s Role in the Holocaust

“Yad Vashem will not be involved in group visits to any site suspected of distorting the events of the Holocaust."

LIVE: Netanyahu Addresses Israelis on Security

"It will take time, but we will restore peace."

Thousands of Israelis March to Evyatar, Including Ministers, MKs

"The arrival of the masses today is proof that the people of Israel want Evyatar and want Zionism."

IDF Arrests Wanted Terrorist in Jordan Valley

IDF captured suspects throughout Judea and Samaria.

Gee Thanks, Israeli High Court Permits Demolition of Jerusalem Bomber’s Home

Both bombs were placed at busy bus stops and detonated during the morning rush hour of November 22.

Cyberattack Shutters Galilee Farm Water Controllers

“You have been hacked, Down with Israel,” read a message on the controllers.

Greece Signs Contract to Acquire Rafael’s ‘Spike’ Missile System from Israel

Spike anti-tank guided missiles are precise electro-optical missiles that incorporate advanced technology and can be launched from around 45 platforms from land, air, and sea.

Ofek 13 Satellite Sends First Images to Israel

"The first satellite images received at the IAI control station were of excellent quality," Israel's Defense Ministry commented.

Israel Capitulates to Poland’s Demands to Expose Jewish Children to Holocaust Revisionism Industry

This is the second attempt of a Netanyahu government to help erase Poland’s participation in the mass murder of Jews.

Ron Dermer Reviews the Holiday’s Violence for SkyNews

Israeli Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer tweeted his SkyNews interview.

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